05/21/2026
Sometimes in order to make a point, you have to take the point to the extreme, before people get the point you are trying to make.
What we wear, reveals to the world, the condition of our heart.
Al & I were rather shocked this week as we were hiking up one of The Smokey Mountain trails, to meet a man roughly 50 years old, coming down the mountain, dressed very similar to the man in this picture, except this guy looks like he's fooling around, the guy we met, wasn't wearing it to be funny and make people laugh. He was wearing it because that was HIM.
I don't know of any normal woman who wouldn't be creeped out if she were to meet a man alone on a lonely mountain trail, dressed like the guy we met.
What we wear speaks VOLUMES about where our heart and our mind is at.
If we wear clothes that are obviously very expensive and showy, we are telling the world that we are very wealthy.
If we wear clothes that are seductive and immodest, we are telling the world that we are ADVERTISING and that we don't have much SELF-RESPECT.
If we wear clothes and contraptions like this man, we are telling the world that our MIND IS IN THE GUTTER, and that LOW, PERVERTED SEXUAL THOUGHTS is what we dwell on.
The clothes we wear are a REVEALER of our hearts & minds.
As Christians, we should always ask ourselves ~ “Am I giving a right representation of Christianity by the close I am wearing?”
Our clothes should reflect that we are HAPPY, ORGANIZED, MODEST and PRACTICAL.
• People who wear DARK CLOTHES all the time, are not typically HAPPY people. That doesn’t mean we should wear FLAMBOYANT clothes, not at all. As Christians, we shouldn’t wear clothes that attract people to US. Our clothes should REFLECT our relationship with Jesus.
• Our clothes should complement each other ~ We shouldn’t wear a striped shirt with plaid pants. That reveals disorganized thoughts.
• Modesty should be paramount. Christians will never wear immodest clothes that cause others to think sinful thoughts by looking at them.
• Our clothes should be practical for whatever the occasion is that we are attending, whether it be Church, School, Work, a Race, Cleaning the Barn, Climbing a Tree, a Wedding, etc. We should wear clothes that are PRACTICAL and that show RESPECT for the Occasion.
Yes, it’s important WHAT we wear. FIRST IMPRESSIONS mean a lot, a whole lot.